Posted by: hakim_saab June 2, 2012
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MardShab,
Again my question begs, where are the alleged discrimination and shackles of opression lie that give fodder to writers like Manjushree. The constitution says all are equal. Janajatis have half the seats reserved in every field. Now what more is Manjushree clamoring for? Does that not level the playing field for everyone?
Everything comes down to specialization of labor. You don't see Bahuns and Chettris partaking in a bandh because they are 'discriminated' by the selectors of the British Army. You don't see Marwaris complaining because they don't have a proportional representation in the governance of the state. If you choose not to participate, then why do you even complain?
Yes, I'm all in favor of promoting an equal and egalitarian society. But what I believe more in is a merit society. Thats how the potential of a people as a whole is realized. If you start making reservations and taking affirmative action then you'll become many more times inefficient than we already are. Level the playing field and let the best man win. The whole world is moving ahead with a competitive zeal, so should we.
At a point when we there should be reconciliation and unity, we've turned to divide and racism. People like Manjushree serve no purpose other than to trigger hatred among fellow Nepalese.
Again my question begs, where are the alleged discrimination and shackles of opression lie that give fodder to writers like Manjushree. The constitution says all are equal. Janajatis have half the seats reserved in every field. Now what more is Manjushree clamoring for? Does that not level the playing field for everyone?
Everything comes down to specialization of labor. You don't see Bahuns and Chettris partaking in a bandh because they are 'discriminated' by the selectors of the British Army. You don't see Marwaris complaining because they don't have a proportional representation in the governance of the state. If you choose not to participate, then why do you even complain?
Yes, I'm all in favor of promoting an equal and egalitarian society. But what I believe more in is a merit society. Thats how the potential of a people as a whole is realized. If you start making reservations and taking affirmative action then you'll become many more times inefficient than we already are. Level the playing field and let the best man win. The whole world is moving ahead with a competitive zeal, so should we.
At a point when we there should be reconciliation and unity, we've turned to divide and racism. People like Manjushree serve no purpose other than to trigger hatred among fellow Nepalese.